A Relaxing Day At The Beach (for Fenris/Necthan) (complete)

Dominic listened as Necthan spoke, and though he did recognize what Scottish was, he wasn't all too familiar with Scotland or what kind of names were popular there. He hummed softly. "Are they angelic or human or...?" he inquired, wondering just how capable Necthan was with weaponry; he certainly didn't want to find out, he wasn't capable of regenerating limbs or anything like that. What he had was all he had.

"Another angel? Where do you keep meeting them?" Dominic asked with a slight smile and shake of his head. He wouldn't mind meeting Anari so long as she wasn't too bothered by the idea of him being a zombie and all; he wasn't exactly out to eat human flesh so maybe they would get along? Then again, he wouldn't know how she'd react to him without Kimasa nearby.

Well, Teragaia was a big place so maybe he would be able to avoid running into them. But how far was he willing to go to do that? He couldn't just leave his companions behind, that was for sure. But Anari sounded like a safe bet even if Necthan didn't know her as well as he seemed to know the angels. The zombie wondered if he would ever get used to meeting new people...probably not, but at least he was trying, right?

Dominic looked a bit sheepish but he shook his head. He hadn't been to the village yet, mostly since he wanted to put it off for as long as he possibly could. But Necthan seemed to be insistent on him going regardless, and he nodded albeit a bit reluctantly. "I'm not good with a lot of people..."

"I'm not a hermit, I have you for a friend and everyone I met near the odd building near my home," Dominic answered, frowning a little. He wasn't accustomed to having large groups of friends, but Kimasa, Cookie, and his other companions were helping him get used to it slowly but surely. It would just take him a little while longer than most to deal with crowds due to some degree of social anxiety and bad experiences in his home world.

Dominic seemed slightly relieved at this reassurance, some of the tension leaving his body. "I don't think I would be," he answered, a slight smile on his face though he glanced over at the sand castles that they had built as they became one with the earth once again. He felt a little disappointed at that, but they could always come back and build some new ones when Necthan had time.

"I would have liked to take a picture of them if I'd had a camera," he murmured, more to himself than to Necthan. "Oh well. I doubt there are any out here, or in the village." He glanced up at the tall changeling as though for confirmation of his assumption.